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โ€น Sahih al-Bukhari
Sahih al-Bukhari ยท 2304Sahih collection (no per-hadith grade)Book 40, Hadith 5

ุญูŽุฏู‘ูŽุซูŽู†ูŽุง ุฅูุณู’ุญูŽุงู‚ู ุจู’ู†ู ุฅูุจู’ุฑูŽุงู‡ููŠู…ูŽุŒ ุณูŽู…ูุนูŽ ุงู„ู’ู…ูุนู’ุชูŽู…ูุฑูŽุŒ ุฃูŽู†ู’ุจูŽุฃูŽู†ูŽุง ุนูุจูŽูŠู’ุฏู ุงู„ู„ู‘ูŽู‡ูุŒ ุนูŽู†ู’ ู†ูŽุงููุนูุŒ ุฃูŽู†ู‘ูŽู‡ู ุณูŽู…ูุนูŽ ุงุจู’ู†ูŽ ูƒูŽุนู’ุจู ุจู’ู†ู ู…ูŽุงู„ููƒูุŒ ูŠูุญูŽุฏู‘ูุซู ุนูŽู†ู’ ุฃูŽุจููŠู‡ูุŒ ุฃูŽู†ู‘ูŽู‡ู ูƒูŽุงู†ูŽุชู’ ู„ูŽู‡ูู…ู’ ุบูŽู†ูŽู…ูŒ ุชูŽุฑู’ุนูŽู‰ ุจูุณูŽู„ู’ุนูุŒ ููŽุฃูŽุจู’ุตูŽุฑูŽุชู’ ุฌูŽุงุฑููŠูŽุฉูŒ ู„ูŽู†ูŽุง ุจูุดูŽุงุฉู ู…ูู†ู’ ุบูŽู†ูŽู…ูู†ูŽุง ู…ูŽูˆู’ุชู‹ุงุŒ ููŽูƒูŽุณูŽุฑูŽุชู’ ุญูŽุฌูŽุฑู‹ุง ููŽุฐูŽุจูŽุญูŽุชู’ู‡ูŽุง ุจูู‡ูุŒ ููŽู‚ูŽุงู„ูŽ ู„ูŽู‡ูู…ู’ ู„ุงูŽ ุชูŽุฃู’ูƒูู„ููˆุง ุญูŽุชู‘ูŽู‰ ุฃูŽุณู’ุฃูŽู„ูŽ ุงู„ู†ู‘ูŽุจููŠู‘ูŽ ุตู„ู‰ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู„ูŠู‡ ูˆุณู„ู…ุŒ ุฃูŽูˆู’ ุฃูุฑู’ุณูู„ูŽ ุฅูู„ูŽู‰ ุงู„ู†ู‘ูŽุจููŠู‘ู ุตู„ู‰ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู„ูŠู‡ ูˆุณู„ู… ู…ูŽู†ู’ ูŠูŽุณู’ุฃูŽู„ูู‡ูโ€.โ€ ูˆูŽุฃูŽู†ู‘ูŽู‡ู ุณูŽุฃูŽู„ูŽ ุงู„ู†ู‘ูŽุจููŠู‘ูŽ ุตู„ู‰ ุงู„ู„ู‡ ุนู„ูŠู‡ ูˆุณู„ู… ุนูŽู†ู’ ุฐูŽุงูƒูŽุŒ ุฃูŽูˆู’ ุฃูŽุฑู’ุณูŽู„ูŽุŒ ููŽุฃูŽู…ูŽุฑูŽู‡ู ุจูุฃูŽูƒู’ู„ูู‡ูŽุงโ€.โ€ ู‚ูŽุงู„ูŽ ุนูุจูŽูŠู’ุฏู ุงู„ู„ู‘ูŽู‡ู ููŽูŠูุนู’ุฌูุจูู†ููŠ ุฃูŽู†ู‘ูŽู‡ูŽุง ุฃูŽู…ูŽุฉูŒุŒ ูˆูŽุฃูŽู†ู‘ูŽู‡ูŽุง ุฐูŽุจูŽุญูŽุชู’โ€.โ€ ุชูŽุงุจูŽุนูŽู‡ู ุนูŽุจู’ุฏูŽุฉู ุนูŽู†ู’ ุนูุจูŽูŠู’ุฏู ุงู„ู„ู‘ูŽู‡ูโ€.โ€

Narrated Ibn Ka`b bin Malik from his father:We had some sheep which used to graze at Sala'. One of our slavegirls saw a sheep dying and she broke a stone and slaughtered the sheep with it. My father said to the people, "Don't eat it till I ask the Prophet about it (or till I send somebody to ask the Prophet)." So, he asked or sent somebody to ask the Prophet, and the Prophet (๏ทบ) permitted him to eat it. 'Ubaidullah (a sub-narrator) said, "I admire that girl, for though she was a slave-girl, she dared to slaughter the sheep

Grading by scholars

No per-hadith grading is listed in this dataset. Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim are the two collections scholars regard as the most authentic.